Photographer Captures Perfect Shots of Japan’s Great Buddha “Сrying” – Design You Trust — Design Daily Since 2007

Photographer Captures Perfect Shots of Japan’s Great Buddha “Сrying”

Japan boasts several impressive “Great Buddha” statues, but the Ushiku Daibutsu in Ibaraki prefecture is perhaps its most photogenic. Surrounded by beautiful flower gardens, the 120 meter tall bronze Buddha is the tallest statue in Japan and third tallest in the world. On clear days and from the right angle, you can even capture a stunning shot of the Ushiku Daibutsu and Mount Fuji together.

Talented Japanese photographer Tatsuto Shibata (previously) also caught the imposing Great Buddha at a very particular moment. When visiting the Ushiku Daibutsu, he actually caught a few shots of what appeared to be the Buddha crying!

More: Instagram, Twitter h/t: grapee

The photos are just some of many awesome shots that _deepsky has taken around Japan:














If you want more awesome content, subscribe to 'Design You Trust Facebook page. You won't be disappointed.

More Inspiring Stories

Beautiful Winning Photos From The GDT Nature Photographer Of The Year 2020
Meet The NY Taxi Driver Who Moonlighted As A Photographer And Captured His Passengers For 20 Years In Some Very Candid Shots
The Art Of Natural Environment In Minimalist Photographs By Morgane Erpicum
"Beneath Dark Skies": Surreal Photo Works Of Shane Labelle
"Lavatory Self-Portraits In The Flemish Style": Artist Recreates 15th Century Paintings In Airplane Toilets
London-Based Artist Thomas Duke Recreates Film Scenes Set In London And Beyond
"Secret Window, Secret Garden": Dreamlike Photography By Shaina Sterrett
Capturing Culinary Delights Across the Globe at the 2023 Pink Lady Food Photography Awards
Photographer Pierre-Louis Ferrer Shows Viewers The Beauty Of France, Shooting The Country In Infrared
Breathtaking Outdoor & Lifestyle Photography from All Over the World by André Alexander
Post Apocalyptic Views: Dutch Photographer's Lens Captures Graveyard Of French Warships
19th-Century People Have No Clue What To Do With 21st-Century Technology
Beautiful Kodachrome Photos of Life in New York in the Late 1960s
Japanese Photographer Captures Breathtaking Images Of Gifu Castle Against Reiwa Era’s First Cold Moon
Desertification In Mongolia In Surreal Photographs By Daesung Lee
Around The World In Black & White: Existential Travel Photography By Fred Tougas
2019 Audubon Photography Awards Winners
Photographer Continues Quest To Document The Diversity Of Beauty Around The World
Glorious Photos Of Cuban Ballet Dancers Taking To The Streets
Use "Roadside Wildflowers At Full Speed" To Identify Plants Without Leaving Your Car
The Original British Skinhead Subculture in Photographic Portraits, 1970-1990
How To Recognise Clouds – The International Cloud Atlas, 1896
Symmetrical Parts Of Vienna And Budapest In Stunning Photographs By Zsolt Hlinka
Tamed Foxes, Lynx, Dogs and Cats: All-In-One!